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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
ANDOVER

The Fourth wAs celebrated BY the usual
amount OF bell ringing. noise. etc. A pic.
mic on Farmer lllll aud one AZ No. 4 In
Newton grove. A. which the following
programme was well carried oai
Recitation. Maurice Nar.,oa.
Maui YORK
select Healing. Craoc NAr.ion.
nnCItafIon. MinA cutting.
Healing BY TIE school
Recitation. Hsr,sa cutting.
Hest Akers.
Annic cutting.
spcech. Aifrci Coffsn.
The Grafton ofiAe day was delivered BY
4. A. Botwell. late OF Kansas.
Mrs. Estes Of Waterville organized =
lodge OF Good TcmplArs last saturday
evening. July This lodge Il % be called
Lone Mouutain Lodge and starts out With
tveniy-eigai charter members,and officers
a. follows &. 7. =. y. Richards V. T.
Mrs. Mary Powers, Chaplain, Rev. q. q.
Powers. Secretary, T.. VI. Bailey T. =,
Eva NcWhal. Treasurer. Laura Stewart;
VI Mrs. m W POOR sentinel. y. l.
snail. Guari. Mrs.. y. T.. Small; T.. {. 7,
Mr.. Lydia Richards; l.. u. q. q. Pow
Crs-
Tuesday evening Mrs Estes lec,urei A.
the Methodist church on Polsous snd thsi'
Auiitotss.
TIE Methodist Ladies Circle Was pleas
anily entertained ~ Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A.
rsrkius % South Andover, wetnssiay
evening.
George Gregg. E,q 1. home Tor a few
DAYS.
wednesday
The steam mil Ia. sAu, dowu uu,il amer
haylng.
llAylug = already begun.
J. BAILEY has corn which stood ihrte
feet high ant was beginning - spindle
Jaly tih.
Mss Hannah FAir.ngion % Goulc, MI,
Nj. May FAnirgtlu And Mr.. And MIS-
Thompson are visiting Al Charles PAIRING
tuus
Arthur L1vsjcy. the Airrrfssrs Eisi
Aud1yer c0rrtsp1uieut, has returned tom
Bethel whefc De- has recently been en-
p.ovci
M. 7. W. BlA.isll closed her school
A. Farmers HI this week an commences
another AZ East Aniovcr next Monday
Aniovef VS. represented - Cantor,
Paris IIIu aud Rryanvs Pond The foafih.
Mls. Lulu l. A1hoit. daughter % II. II.
Abbott. ESQ, graduate %! TIE New
Hampshire state Normal School Aui lately
teacher lu Ciaremoni. y II, has recently
accepted position A. teacher To one %
thc public schools 90 Bosiol 'of the ca.
suing schoo. year.
n e. Pcrc.vI hAs returned from the
Lakes.
J small. Jr.. % Pleasant leland Camp
va To- town last Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
WEST BETHEL.

The Fourth passed OF quietly. There
wts a small gathering In Tue pine grove
on TIE hank OF the beautiful Auiroscoggin.
which oaly few OF the stay .s,-homss a.
tended.
Mrs L),ilc whitman Il thought 10
be gaining In health and strength. Her
husband has gone back IN bis plsce OF
buslnsss In Worcester. Mass.
George A. Grover will sell about 800
quarts OF cultivated strawberries this
monih. sending them daily 10 Berlin Falls,
y H.
Chsries n Smith IL able 10 wax out a
short distance from The house, on pleasant
days.
weinosiays storm was gladly welcom-
eli AMER week OF extremely hot weather
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
EAST HEBRON.

The Thermometer has run hlsh ior 4
week pat. and We have no signs OF ifosi
A. present.
I.sv. JOAN Lowell preached here last
SahnAth.
Ms. : n. Kesne l. In very poor health.
Cyrus Rsmsten has purchased = new
Champion mower and We congratulate him
on securing ~ Kind.
Mis- Aiiie R,msdell WAS a. hons as
Sunday.
At. Eastman wss In town last sabbath.
NJ. r. has good position with TIE Fort
land locomotive works.
n. X. Kcsne expects IN draw TIE cream
Tor the Chase's Mills folks shortly.
n. Z. Berry Ani son have rcilced ihcH
hefi o' cows. ~ the sale of four.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
BETHEL.

John williamson, who died a, Bethel,
July lst. WAS born 10 Ireland. March l0.h,
l5.,. lie came 10 this country la ISIS, aud
settled In Bethel. lie wss ashoemiker by
trade, but loved farming 80 well that much
OF his time was occupied 10 oul.lvailns the
soil. lie lived, for the last years OF bis
life. In the family OF bis daughter, MIS-
Elias NJ. Carter. lie Was member OF the
Church OF England. and an able defender
OF It's faith. Ills knowledge o'ihe Bible
WAS wonderful
The click OF the moving machine and
the rattle OF The horse.rske mskes music
for the hay makers In Bethel. Tue grass
IL abundant, and much good hay HIS beet
secured the past week.
Mrs. Estes came from wsteryllle last
Tuesday aud organized Good Templsrs
Lodge with some my members.
Mr.. Frank Rich took some thirty OF bis
Indian ponies 20 Bar nsrbor and Intends
10 stop there through the season and make
a business letting them. Nc. H. has
recently purchased the Abner West stand
on Broad Stree, OF Y. G. Brown and To-
tends 20 make II his home.
The following arrivals a. the Alpine
House last Tuesday, were Mrs. smiley sni
Mrs. Bradley from Boston; Rev. Mr..
Phlnuey and family, pastor OF the Peabody
VI. T.. Church, OF Pesbody, Mass, have
engaged rooms through August aud
September. Mrs. Holmes, OF Boston. aud
Mrs. Harvey, OF Newton, and Miss
Coney, OF South Boston, have engaged
rooms. The Locke House, Valentine sud
Twltchell houses are fllling up fast.
Rsv Mr. uannsford exchanges with
Rev. Mr.. Sylvester next Sabbath.
While ogt on the Albany road last week
we called on Mr.. J. Y. Hapgoot. one OF
our leading farmers; owns Que OF the best
farms In town. lie has recently purehas-
Cd new moving machine for doing his
haylug aud aspleniii organ Tor his dauz h.
tel. Best organ in town.
Parties in want OF crgaus sni pianos,
best In the market, should call on the pro.
pfle,or OF the Alpine House, who has the
IL. Shoninger organ, Worcester orgsu,
aud Sterling New York organ for sale.
John u. Chapman IL agent for the new
Deering mower, one OF the best mowers
Ia town, has sold lots Of them this season
which gives entire satisfaction.
Judge Woodbury. naished up bis hsying
this week, and Judge by the hsycocks in
his field, q new barn IL very necessary.
Judge knows how 10 farm u.
Daniel Hastings and william o. Shaw,
who went out West, three years ago. went
on q sheep ranch, and raised this year
$500 lambs. Mabel Hastings, daughter OF
Daniel, win 20 out there this fall. She
has been attending school at fryeburg Tor
several years. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
OXFORD.

Rev. Geo. Y. Tewksbury occupied the
pulpit Of Rev. ]. NJ. Buffam, who was
absent on his wedding tour.
Rev. Mr.. Greely's sermon was much
liked. lie Is forming . society OF Chris.
t!an Endeavor for the young. composed OF
active and associate members, which VIII
be OF much interest
A Grange picnic at Daniel Brett's, In
Otisnsid. on Saturday. WAS attended by
some OF our Changers here. IL was very
enjoyable affair, Ex-Gov. Perham being
present, also the Paris Hill Brass Band.
Fourth OF Jaiy passed OF much - usual.
with the usual races, fantasies, ball play.
ing, etc. The Paris nine played against
the oxford "a nine. Result O score OF -
70 &c In favor OF the 0xfords.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
WATERFORD.

Your correspondent had peas from bis
garden. a. dinner. saturday. July 2nd.
oar farmers are about done hoeing, anu
a few have commenced hayins In smAli
way. Grass Il now growing last.
Ernest Pike has dashed work A. Ollead.
lie win work Tor bis father. j. c. Pike
throagh the hay season. =
Ms. Haynes, daughter of. Q. Gerry, IS
Waiting her parental home. We are In
formed thA, she will sail for Europe In .
few weeks.
Mrs. J. c. GaIllow returns TO her home
In ~. III. this week.
prevaleut AZ North Waterford.
The workmen are busy placing retort-
ana other machinery In The new corn shop
We notice gres, improvement =, fine
Grove House; Its lsttics-work and Trim
mlngs having dounsd nice coat OF orish'
red paint a.
Gas. Young has commenced trade IN
the store recently vacated by {. A. Young
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
EAsr BROW NPlHLD.

The i,h passed OF with the u.u,l dini
Ani racket such ~ large and small roJs
make. There was quite little party 10
Burnt Meadow Mountain and avery pleas
ant time reported.
school In ihls District closed JAY -ih
With = little entcriAinmenist the teachers,
fMr. wcntworih) home. The school has
been vsry pleasant and profitable one.
The entertainment Tor the Congl society
Z. booked Tor JAY 2oih.
A temperance concert AZ The Consl
Church July iTth
Friend. from Providence, H. l. are
A. A. W. MAnsfelds
Pcrlsy brown met with an accident al
4 o. wCntworih's hatcher shop. on TIE
cth, but bopss II will not be serious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
MASON.

Las; week was good week for hsyins.
Some toos advantage OF u aud dld great
huslasss
Had q foe rain Wednesday. IL caught
cat lots OF partly male hay.
They had . picnic At Daniel Morriiis on
The lih. A goodly number anil pleasant
time Il reported
All Kinds OF farm crop, are jas, booming
Corn never looked better. 6rass IL Jist
wonderful. No such crop slnce lsl6.
T. +. MAius l. stopping y few days
atC r. Brown's
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FAST WATERFORD.

Mrs. Frank Gerry, OF Brltgton, with
her thres children i visiting her moiher'
Mfs. Gotboli.
{. q. Goodwin. OF Lewiston. WAS 10
town last week.
4 Mr.. Manchester. from Gofhsm, has
been through the place selllng the "ChAm'
plon Crcamer." IL i liked 10y those Who
purchased.
The band .ccsp,ed an invitation TO go
90 Sweden the ith.
We forro. 20 mention lssi week that on
the evening OF June 2iih. The band went
% the Flat 90 sefenadc one OF ihelf nam
ber, win" klngmAn, who was tnsffiei
short time before 20 Miss Carrie French
% No. Norway.
Mrs. II. L.. Mixer and 500 are spending
4 few days Al BryAnts Pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
EAST BETHEL.

Fourth OF Jaly passed % very quietly.
10 celebration here.
The farmers commenced their haylng
With rice weather.
Mrs. Carrie Bartlett has parchasei =
MILD Montana pony OIL Rich. Ani i pow
breaking Il 90 TIE saddle. Mr.. Rich has
started his pouls. for BAR hafbor. where
be- will Jet them infing The sumner sea
son.
Mr.. Chase, from Paris, l. now with
her daughter. Mrs. Annie KlnoAli, Who l.
some better.
Mrs.. " T. Bartlett. who has been siek
fnr The past three years, or morr, l. no"
ssfy low. sui great sufferer.
Mr Ill swan i visiting relatives In
Mass.
social mocangs are held a, The caareh
every Sabbath afternoon, also every ffl.
tay eve.
In my lAsi card. Mrs. Chas. simpson
should real. Mr.. ChAs. Simpson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
WILSON'S MILLS.

Mr Parker. mNster.buliier % The Ma
galloway. .. up puiilug the steamer 10 re-
pair. assisted by Two mechanics from Bos'
ton
To. weather Z. 80 excessively warm
ihs, IL must needs he qaiei time. The
most lively silr ofthe week WAS occA.loned
by the breaking ola iransOm bolt, where
by Royal Dsan's cart ani boat were len In
The river AZ the Rips Ills horses ran
away AMI were not stopped until they got
On John Olesou's. Oae the horses sprAin'
"a n. ankle ani i giiic lame.
To show their patriotism, the boys Ne
fylng kiics. playing baseball ani having
lcc.cfeam and lemonade AZ Flints, "a Wind
up With Aflic 10 the evening
We bear the steamer will be reaiy 10
run, fret OF next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
PORTER.

wehave had some very no. weather the
past week.
SIR. Fred FLINT has his corn factory ~
KsIAr Falls, ready 20 paint. French and
Rice are 20 DO the work.
Capt Lovewell. OF PArsonsn cid, had bis
buildings burned by lightning, on Sunday
last. Insured Cor si,lOO. furniture most
M saved. SIR. Seyerence's house was also
burned, from = defective chimney. Fur
nlture partly saved.
Mr.. oscar y. wiggin died on Monday.
ana his funeral took place wednesday. Ser
vices by Rev. Mr.. Rldlon. OF Freedom, y.
H., assisted by Rev. Mr. Collins, OF KsIir
Falis. lie WAS one OF our mos, promising
Young men. lie leaves young wife. hsv'
inr been married but fve months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
EAST SUMNER.

over leo persons took the train from
Sumner station for Lake Anasagunticook,
on the "fourth."
Prof. l.. VI. Robinson and wife arrived
A. Sumner the iih. from their extended
tour in Englsnd and Germany. The same
dsy. w. Y. Robinson. Esq, OF the U. 3.
signal Service arrived from Denver. Col,
where he has recently been stationed. lie
has also done duty In Dakota and Arizona.
The boys win speed sshor, time At the
old homestead. =.
]. Walter Ste,son, Of Manchester, N.
III. High school, Is spending his vacation
AZ The old home OF his father, j. I. Stet-
son. Old Maine delights 10 welcome her
honored sons back 70 her granite hills and
lovely valleys. Maine IL being more sp-
preeisted as charming summer resort.
SLocuM.
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NEWRY.

The unusually hot weather ola few days
past, followed by refreshing showers, has
set vegetation 10 booming.
A number are on the sick list 10 this vi.
elnl,y. Walter Walker, eldest son OF
Charles Walker. OF this town, Is danger
ously m With typhoid fever. Mrs. David
Thurston. OF Enrol, n. H., visiting a. her
sous, has been quite slek. c. II. l. Pow
er-. OF Newry Corner, has been gaiie sick.
W. ID. Kilgore and Florence LltilehAle,
OF this town, were unltei In marriage by
The Rev. Mr.. Garland, June goth.
A nelghborhood picnic a. frosts grove
on Bear River, was one OF the attractions
OF the Fourth In Newry. Recitations and
declarations, by Sunday school scholars,
with music. were among the exercises.
A splendid dinner was provided by those
in attendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
NORTH PARIS.

uaylug has begun To- good eArussi an =
large crop OF bay vii hc harvested.
m. W. nauhum has bought nes mower
90 J. Bird Who hAs them fOr sale, a's1 .
rAke 10 ] e. Andrews.
VI L.rl,ha'c i A. work foF A !. Abbott
hsyirg
a. Efraris is hayIns Tor frAnk Barrett.
NJ EMugvooi's LILLE daughter l. q,
bone on vacation from The Boston
school fnr the hlind
Rev seth Bcuson's ilitic son i Ill In
very feeble health.
There were made a. The West Paris
Creamery ln the month % June over sew.
cu'y-six hunfrc' pounds % butter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
nIXHIELD.

TIE ga passed OF vefy qaieilJ here. A
few guns, etc and dance ~ The Grange
Hall A number OF people went 10 Can
ton, some % Philllp.. aud many spent the
DAY AZ home. on Account oft1e heat. Katie
II won The race AZ Phillips.
George Stanley II a. home for Few
days.
Mr. AMI Mrs. l. ~. Wing. OF North
Llvermofe. spent the i.h a. Df. ssurse'
wants.
Many have commenced haylug. Alsrsc
amount ofhay was caught GA, In the show
or % the Cih.
The lightning struck telegraph pole
short distance below the village, and IL
gave some men, that were near the once,
quite = shock.
George Bartlett l. ihlme from teach
lug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
UPTON.

We have had week OF extremely no,
weather. With frequent showers, since
Monday morning.
TIE Foarth passed pleasantly. There
was an Grafton by SIR. Williamson, With
music by the choir, followed by 8 picnic
dinner, 10 the grove near the church.
We cannot boast OF new potatoes and
green peas, a. some members ofihe brigade
30. bot &. l.. Abbott has IN acre and ahAlf
OF potatoes, white with blossoms, which
i very much earlier than usual
Miss Aryllla Goodwin Is visiting friends
In town.
Herbert Douglass has been home on =
short vacation. lie Is intending 10 take a
course OF study is business college In
Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
RUMFORD CENTRE.

Mr. Frank Morcy has returned from
Mss. and l. stopping with her mo,hsr'in-
law. Sac Is very sick with consumption.
The young people OF this place are .oon
10 organize Young Peoples Club. They
will give helping hand % any l'ui'ble
object.
Qllte a number OF The American waieh
Cos hands will spent ihslr vacation 10
Ramfofd. We shall be- glai - meet f''.
mer shOpmAies.
Mis-. jennie Fafnam has nllsari her
school here. We jiigc TIE scholars have
had good Interest throughout
Rumiori iii not celebrate the IN, but
will 90 the day ilsticc next year.
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prcxtxS's AnSIcl sALyE.

TnE BEsr saLyE In the world for Cats,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter. Chspped Hands. chilblslnss'
Corn., AMI all Skin Erptions, and POSI-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. III
4. guaranteed 10 give perfect Satisfaction.
or money REFUNDED. Price % cents per
box. For sale NJ Eoyes Drug Store, Nor
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NJ .ni Mrs.. I. l. wltheFei. Mr. and
NJ. + ~ Dana, Ani Mss Alice Dana, of
lran l.. ID. SiAro.ri AMI vile. ~ Boston !
NJ. wAsh1arn snd Mss Washoaro, OF
Nv Yofk. at Misses Carrie aui Alice
Nrnowsl. 90 Portland, arc a. The Hub
hsrf House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12

Pan n r. Forbes Ani son. % Canton,
NY a. vsiiiug Prof Forces father.
T.afige Forces
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r,,f n p. FORBES occupied The Jai.
,.-.,I,t palpit here lkst Sunday. lie vi
a., erfaca here next Sunday, All WI
.,.,t a, TIE Forocs schoolhoasc Al q. ~.
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PAN Chu,s. A. BLACK. rrlnelpal Of
S,srv'srvIis Unlou school, Schlyierville,
~ j. A. AS mothers. Mfs. L. ;.
HAAS. fora fcS week.
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AZ. Rose AM Miss Rove. % Portland.
a. Ms e. VI. LspaAm, of AusnstA, Ar
NTx Gov. rcfaams
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AZ Asirsw., % Norway. was1 ihs
NJ YfliW
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u, Ak B..ssy, OF Sidney. w's Al
Par's lt.i Friday.
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~ u.i.a ID Paris ani "Brcezy"
A.. r,ilruCi from Baugor ltsi week.
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.on wmrurEs~ VIsfrs rur CANTON cEt.
rraarioN an VEfrEs ~ rr-A ugiE
.o,nrNr or IuE CEiKnEAripN az A
IAN sroNEN NAN.
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NJ. N.mle Doe i visiting her sister a,
A.hian'. Mass.
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N...oa Bhgss. OF Lawrence. vas In
,,sn a. week.
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obs Oxtars nsn'oerat.
Paris and Vicinity.
DIRECTORY.

-, n.ru.i CAsrsh. fss..el.ag servo sss.f
- ~srsics u 7 ?. ~ frayef NesuhEs,
rarslaT Aftaas-
-. Ia CARA. Eev. Csrolins AnEsii. fsstal.
- ~arfre ever ra1aay ~ N 49,. >.-a.in
-. aLs
r,rsH nr.ss rani. hnisry W. N..o1, ie..,.f.
fl.l.g htarrr.
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e,-s. o. .uoiuag Musicians made
t,V hli.Dls SAiarisy.
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-07
AILLBR00E, KANSAS

DO g general Real Estate and
Exchange business.
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MECHEM & BURNEs

ZL E9T4 III EGTS.
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P.- Fr-rr-,. &. mn r-;-,r -p-,- -,
ALTON +, erae4 q ~.s;.1-r(s = H..
oda71=
u~.. .....oa
fife a-.ar,.-. nj
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80, L.,,-s = 80 49, - --t -.
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e." t" = 4. 8'y.aA'+ far pure drug
paints .'4s, ''Fi41 p @i1ts 'E' 'l''' fancy
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ton. ain aid friend of0urs and a G0r-
ma, rsa-da,7f - fb7- af,os Ua
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For pure drugs a;ll On @ore-4a & HAYS
The Daughters q zton VIII give
d festival ON the evening OF tue eeA-
ebratIon Sep. Il. And the Baptist
Church VIII GIVE "a concert the Same
evening"
Crowl-g is headquarters Tor Dry ctoosa.
anil Groceries.
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we ale tiro2 day. late with oar
paper 5-- week
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Llssor.rrIaN ~ E.a.rNrEsrIrr.


Aleodenns, Kansas, Sept-8 1897
Notice is hereby given taa5 tie
partnership heretofore existing Ii.
Tie nm OI IC1lg * Craven u TINS
e-sy Dissolved 1y mutual consent J.
i-1oU1g retiring treE saI4 finn
L-9-a@,.y * Craven 1c,-tlnrez 5le
business al,tpagln4 JLe .aac- OF tie
firm Al aecoarEs So { IS paid f. 7
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u B LEWIS,

FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING. AND
SHAVING
Having purchase tae bWber o1t6f trou
sasn esarlaIlsl, aa- Eow prepared ta jo
Shaving. HaiTcrtting alsI sl.arnq oo5nS 81
order. Cine na all saap = fac Com
sreial Hotel
N1coDEaFrs. Kansas
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DFsga s and MEDICINES.
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NeWth
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-26
Sank Center.

Bishop n. NJ. Gilbert visited this
parish Sunday and administered the
rite of confirmation to Misses Loui
Allen and Emma COe.
Mrs. T. ID. Robertson returned from
Minneapolis Monday, where she has
been receiving instruction i'll vocal
culture.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Wilson, of Chicago,
who have been spending some time i'll
town, left for home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. II. Hubbard and children, of
st. Cloud, have been sOjourning in town
for few days.
Mrs. Chas. E. Payson, of Willard, was
the guest of Mrs. A. Moore the last of
the week.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Kennedy, of Birch Lake,
was the guest of Mrs. NJ. DerrigOn
Tuesday.
Miss Anna NorderhuS is visiting her
parents in the vicinity of GlenwoOd.
Mrs. A. H. Petit went to MinneapO-
lis to take her Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. Lyman KeltZ entertained the
Chautauqua circle Tuesday evening.
Mrs. James A. Norris returned Sat
urday from Wisconsin.
Miss Belle Bruce has returned from
Minneapolis.
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Mrs. G. c. Crane entertained MeSSrs.
George Goodrich, George X. Bugbee
and mother, Ammi c. Coleman and her
son. Archie A. Crane, of Minneapolis,
at dinner Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Niles, nee Miss
RoZale TicknOr, who were married
Tuesday afternoon, are at home to their
many friends at their residence on
Third avenue.
Miss Emma MichaelS left for her home
at Montreal, Que. on Tuesday. She
was a guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Secombe. during the summer.
Mrs. Haggett and daughter, mother
and sister of George A. Haggett, of this
city. arrived in the city last week, and
will spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G.. SOurS went to
Alexandria last Saturday, and spent the
Sabbath with friends.
Miss Dollie Whitney and Miss Carrie
MacOmber came home to spend Thanks
giving.
Miss Zodah Collins and Master Allie
Woodmansee went to Minneapolis Mon
daY
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Miss Nellie Richardson returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday for the purpose
of officiating as bridesmaid at the we'd
ding of Miss Gertrude PiXley.
Mrs Bradley Richardson and daugh-
ter, Jennie, who have been visiting in
Maine for the past four months, are
again at home.
Mrs. George Baird and daughter,
Oracle, of Austin, Mimi, were visiting
with Mrs. \. PiXley this week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Pixley returned from Dew
lis Lake. OAK. this week, accompanied
by her son. Loren, and his wife.
Mrs. George II. Cook, of Red Wing,
is in the city visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 3. +. Carson.
Mrs. A. ID. De La Vergne. who has
been visiting in Minneapolis, is again at
home.
Mrs. John Y. Hooper, of Belle PLANE,
is visiting her husband at the American
house.
Miss Raka WachholZ visited her
brother in Chaska on Saturday last.
Mrs. S. E. Taggert, of Hutchinson, is
visiting Col. EdsOn'S family.
Mrs. G. K. Gilbert gave musicale
last evening.